The average household in the United States uses roughly 400 gallons of water per day. Without a doubt, water is a critical resource, and has…
Have you ever wondered how much your electronics are costing you every month? What about your lights? If so, energy use monitoring is for you!…
Combustion safety of gas appliances are of utmost importance. Below are some tips designed to help anyone keep their home safe in regards to combustion…
After having an inspection there is a chance that you may have a few building code violations. By being organized, building code violations can be…
Health and Safety Our first priority in doing any type of weatherization work is homeowner health and safety. Using standards from regulatory bodies such as…
Many state and federal energy rebate, grant, and recognition programs require proof of quality control (QC). For example, in Maryland, solar systems must be installed…
We know taking care of your home can be difficult, so here we’ve compiled a list of articles to make it easier. And we’ve given…
Some common home energy-efficiency problems and tips for how to fix them: Air Leaks Many air leaks and drafts are easy to find because they…
Molds are fungi—they are part of our environment, and tiny mold spores, invisible to the naked eye, are present in both outdoor and indoor air.…
There are some energy-efficiency measures you can implement yourself, depending on how comfortable you are with home improvement projects. If you choose to go the…
